The past 24 hours has seen a remarkable spike in hits for EatingAsia. Yet my list of referrers reveals no new links.
Most mysterious. Can anyone tell me what gives?
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It happens to me too. I think most of my readers use newreaders and, don't have blogs themselves. Those who have blogs, will tend to only link me if I also link them. Perhaps you can write them and ask nicely?
Posted by: AY | 2006.04.25 at 14:49
In short, they're using newsreaders.
Posted by: AY | 2006.04.25 at 14:50
Check Technorati:
http://technorati.com/search/eatingasia.typepad.com
That should pick up most (all?) sites linking to you. Sign up with Technorati, stick a link on your blog, start using a NewsReader to read blogs.
Subscribe to the RSS feed of the above mentioned Eating Asia search and you will automatically be informed in your Newsreader when someone links to you within minutes of it happening. No faffing.
Posted by: pieman | 2006.04.25 at 15:37
hello, i really enjoy reading your site because i love food. i have particularly been enamored with malaysian cuisine since my recent trip to samba last summer. i came across your site while browsing http://mmm-yoso.typepad.com/mmmyoso/
hope that helps
Posted by: nick | 2006.04.25 at 15:50
I've been reading your site via a friend's site: jackbarslow.typepad.com
Thanks for the delicious images!
Posted by: annie ping | 2006.04.25 at 19:50
Hi, I've been a reader of your site since I googled for a certain subject which eludes me now......Lovely pictures and write-ups...
Posted by: Rabbit | 2006.04.25 at 23:58
Robyn, one or more of your referers has probably received a lot of traffic and that traffic is clicking through to your site. Check to see who is sending you the most referrals. Enjoy it!
I read your feeds through Bloglines.
Posted by: Manisha | 2006.04.26 at 09:33
Great site _ I can't wait to read it each day, and I'm still working back through the archives. I discovered your blog, doing a google search for something to do with Malaysian food, can't remember exactly what now, and I think you may have been a link on another blog I happened upon. Anyway, many thanks.
Posted by: Angela | 2006.05.02 at 07:19